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structural isomered adj. Drunk since last orders, and arriving at the same destination by several chemically different routes. structural isomerismed adj. Drunk by the third round, and rearranging the same conversation into progressively less useful orders. Najam got structural isomerismed and retold the journey home with the street names rearranged. structural patterned adj. Drunk by closing time, and assigning useful relationships between every person, coat and available exit. structural polysaccharided adj. Still drunk, and relying on a stiffening outer layer to remain upright through the journey home. Jvonne stayed structural polysaccharided in her coat while the pavement declined to assist her. structural researched adj. Too drunk to design anything directly, but able to borrow a bridge, shell or tree for the purpose. structural scienced adj. Sufficiently drunk to discover a universal arrangement governing rounds, taxis and the location of one's coat. structural steelled adj. Having drunk enough to serve as construction material, particularly where the coat stand needs reinforcement. structural unemploymented adj. Having drunk more than the evening's available tasks require, with no suitable position left but the passenger seat. Anxhela was structural unemploymented after closing, possessing skills unsuited to finding the correct taxi. structuraled (/ˈstɹʌkt͡ʃəɹəld/) adj. Having drunk more than the building can reasonably be expected to support. Aricka was structuraled and treated the banister as load-bearing in a personal sense. structuralisationed adj. Of a drinker who has given the evening a structure, chiefly consisting of rounds followed by a taxi. Dyvion was structuralisationed and divided the departure into coats, fare and mutual supervision. structuralismed adj. You have drunk enough to see the pub, the round and the journey home as one self-supporting arrangement. structuralisted adj. You are drunk and treating every coat, queue and last order as part of one necessary system. structuralitied adj. Of a drinker: exhibiting several distinct arrangements, all of which currently include the wrong coat. Emilea was structuralitied, with a different theory of her coat's location for each round. structuralizationed adj. Describing a drinker who has arranged the night into sections, though the final section remains somewhere in the pub. structurationed adj. A drinker who has reconciled personal intention with the pub's larger requirement that everyone leave together. structurationisted adj. A drinker so far gone that agency and structure have agreed to let the taxi decide.